Getting strong has multiple benefits

Why bother getting strong? You aren’t planning to compete in a tug-of-war or anything. Strength, however, plays a powerful role in your everyday life. If you doubt it, take a look at an older person who hasn’t worked actively to maintain strength. You will see someone who:

  • has a hard time getting out of a chair
  • has a hard time getting into a car
  • is apt to fall if he or she trips.

Doing a few bicep curls aren’t going to help you with those daily matters!

Let’s talk about profreading, shall we?

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Ah, proofreading. It’s one of htose things that your schoolteacher always nagged you about. What’ sthe point? That’s the bottom line.

If you was out of school bye now, you may realizes that proofreading may stand between you being taken seriously and being taken for a fool. Not only does lousy spelling make your readers work harder (and what’s the good of that?), but it also may change your meaning. Don’t forgot grammar, either.

Same with punctuaiotn. Consider the ever popular puncutation example,  <em>Woman without a man is nothing</em>.  The options:
<ul>
<li>Woman, without her man, is nothing.</li>
<li>Woman: without her, man is nothing.</li>
</ul>
And don’t forget homophones. What’s a person to due?